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c 1780 Birth of Henry BENNY of Torleven , Sithney, Cornwall and was buried 1864 April 27

1780 April 9 Christening of “Henry BENNY of Torleven” in Sithney, Cornwall and married (1) Margaret THOMAS: 8 November 1813, Sithney, Cornwall and married (2) Susannah TREWEEKE: 18 Sep 1844, Helston, Cornwall

“Henry BENNY of Torleven” died: April 1864, Torleven, Sithney, Cornwall

“Henry BENNY of Torleven” was buried: 27 Apr 1864, Sithney, Cornwall

1782 February 24 Christening of “Thomas BENNY of St. Johns”, Sithney, Cornwall

Thomas married Sarah Harris CHRISTIE on 12 Dec 1827 in Helston, Cornwall. Sarah was born about 1782 in St Agnes-by-Truro, Cornwall. She was buried on 20 Jan 1871 in Sithney, Cornwall. Thomas was buried in Sithney on 22 March1863

1784 August 1 Alice BENNY christened in Sithney, Cornwall. She was buried on 11 Oct 1797 in Sithney, Cornwall.

1787 January 7 Edward BENNY christened in Sithney, Cornwall Edward was buried on 16 November 1804 in Sithney, Cornwall.

1790 March 10 Eleanor BENNY christened, Eleanor was buried on 2 September 1791 in Sithney, Cornwall.

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Ann SYMON* c1751-1833 Chart 9 &10 No.5

Born: Abt 1751

Parents: Daughter of either Henry and Thomasine (b. 1749) or Richard and Ann (b. 1752)

1769 March 27 married: John BENNY* of Mellengoose 1749-1816 in Sithney, Cornwall Both of Sithney. Witnesses: Richard PATTIN and William PASCOE ID 346392

1833 Death of Ann SYMONS* in Cornwall, aged 82 years.

Buried: 24 Feb 1833, Sithney, Cornwall

Please see her spouse for records of their children.

To see the family relationships in Cornwall see Will of John Richards, dated 4 January 1780 as it provides an example of the interlinks between families.

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Richard PATTIN* 1745-1806 Chart 9&10 No.6

Parents: Richard PATTEN* 1717- 1779 , (10/12) and Ann EDDY* c 1720 - married 1740 (10/13)

1745 Birth of Richard PATTIN – as calculated from the note that he was 61 when he died in 1806 see Burial Record ID 568175.

Cornwall online Parish Clerks http://www.cornwall-opc-database.org

1768 December 26 Marriage of Richard PATTEN* (sic) c1745-1806 (10/6) and Jane ROWE* 1750- 1797 (9/7 & 10/7) Chart 10 No.7 . St. Sithney registration: bride from Wendron. ID 474015 & 346389

Witnesses: Richard Patten (sic) and William Pascoe

Children:

1769 April 18 Baptism of Ann PATTEN ID 1610239

1772 January 3 Baptism of Jane PATTEN ID 1610359 who married John CORNER in 1791 August 7 in Sithney by Banns, both from Sithney, Witnesses: Richard PATTIN and William Pascoe. ID 346563 & 474189

1774 July 8 Baptism of Ann PATTEN in Wendron ID 1338700

1777 March 21 Mary PATTIN* 1777-1859 [PATTEN* (sic)] was baptised in Sithney, Cornwall ID 1610545

Mary married: John BENNY* 19 Jul 1797, Sithney, Cornwall

1780 March 19 Birth of Richard PATTEN in Sithney. ID 1610656 died 1832 see Will of Richard PATTEN 1780 -1832 son of Richard PATTEN (10/6) Worth reading!

1785 August 27 Burial of Richard PATTIN, son of Richard and Jane, in Sithney ID 567697

1784 March 14 Birth of William PATTIN (sic) in Sithney. ID 1610819

1806 May 11 Burial of Richard PATTIN* in Sithney Richard died aged 61. ID 568175

Richard PATTEN’S* 1745-1806 (10/6) WILL

Sithney 13 May 1806

Will of Richard Pattin Deced proved in Common form before Edmund Gilbert Clerk Master

of Arts Official &c And Admion of all & singular the Goods &c of the said deceased & any way

concerning the said Will was granted to Richard Pattin the son of the said deceased & sole Executor named in the said Will Being first sworn &c Saving &c No Inventory Stamp £2

This is the last Will and Testament of me Richard Pattin of Sithney Yeoman

I give my daughter Jane the wife of John Courna Thirty Pounds I give my daughter Ann the wife of Robart Marks Five Pounds per Year for the term of twelve Years if She should so longue live I give to my Daughter mary the wife of John Benny fifty pounds I give to Jane the Daughter of Richard Pattin Ten pounds when she come of ague of twenty one years All the rest residue and Remainder of my goods Chattles rights Credits and effects what so ever and where so ever I give and bequeath unto my Son Richard Pattin whom I make Nominate and appoint my Executrix he shall enjoy after my Death in Witness were of I have hereunto Set my hand this 11th day of November one Thousand Eight Hundred and Five Signed published and Declared as the last Will and testament of the said Richard Pattin by him in our presence

Witnesses: William PATTIN and John PASCOE

See the other wills in Section 3 Part D. They demonstrate the links between family names in Cornwall.

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Jane ROWE* 1750- 1797 (9/7 & 10/7) Chart 10 No.7

Parents: Richard ROWE* c.1725 (10/14) and Jane REED* c.1725 (10/15)

1750 October 28 Baptism of Jane ROWE in Wendron ID 1057233

1768 December 26 Marriage of Richard PATTIN* 1745-1806 (10/6) and Jane ROWE Sithney registration bride from Wendron Witnesses: Richard PATTEN (sic) and William PASCOE

ID 474015 & 346389

Children: See Richard PATTIN* c1745-1806 (10/6)

To see the family relationships in Cornwall see Will of John Richards, dated 4 January 1780 as it provides an example of the interlinks between families.

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William BENNY* 1725-1777 Chart 10 No.8

Parents: John BENNY* 1695-1732 (10/16) AND Alice* c1700-1758 (10/17)

Father of John BENNY* of Mellengoose 1749-1816 (10/4)

Christened: 13 Mar 1725, Breage, Cornwall ID 1062814

1746 April 24 William married Susanna PASCO* 1712-1797 (10/9) in Sithney, Cornwall. ID 473808 & 346184

1777 death of William BENNY* at c.52 tears of age

1777 October 31 William BENNY* buried in Sithney, Cornwall. ID 567482

Sources: Christening: Breage Parish Register transcripts, CRO Fiche FP 18/1/3, p. 52, no. 14

Marriage: Sithney Parish Register transcripts

Burial: Sithney Parish Register transcripts; Cornwall OPC

Children:

1744 May 15 Birth of John PASCOE in Sithney ID 1609303

1746 February 2 Birth of Ann PASCOE, Sithney ID 1609370

1746 November 25 christening of William BENNY in Sithney, Cornwall, ID 1609358

William BENNY married: ANN by 1769 and was buried 1803 February 6

1749 November 30 christening of John BENNY* of Mellengoose 1749-1816 in Sithney, Cornwall

See (16/4) ID 1609445 He was buried 1816 February 28

John BENNY of Mellengoose* married Ann SYMONS* 27 March 1769, Sithney, Cornwall both from Sithney.

Witnesses: Richard PATTIN* and William PASCOE

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Susanna PASCO* 1712-1797 Chart 10 No. 9

Born: Abt 1712, Cornwall

Parents: Nathaniel PASCOE* of Sithney c.1692 and unknown mother

Susanna PASCO* died aged 85 years (Sithney Parish Register, burials). Based on the approximate date of birth, - a Susanna PASCOE* was christened in Sithney, Cornwall on 13 April 1712, daughter of Nathaniel PASCOE*. ID 1608208

1746 April 24 Susanna PASCO* married William BENNY* 1725-1777 , son of John BENNY* and Alice*, on 24 April 1746 in Sithney, Cornwall. ID 473808 & 346184

1797 Death of Susanna PASCO* aged 85

1797 February 25 Susanna PASCO* was buried in Sithney, Cornwall. ID 567967

Children: see William BENNY* (10/8)

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Richard PATTEN* 1717- 1779 Chart 10 No 12

Parents: William PATTEN* 1683-1758 ( 10/24) and Elizabeth RICHARDS* c.1683- (10/25)

1717 May 23 Birth of Richard PATTEN* in Sithney Cornwall ID 1608341

1740 January 1 Richard PATTEN* married Ann EDDY* c 1720 - in Sithney ID 346139 & 473768

Children:

1742 March 31 Baptism of Elizabeth PATTEN in Sithney. IGI Batch 104088-2 England-Easy 1596227 ref 7

c. 1745 Birth of Richard PATTIN* 1745-1806

1751 November 23 Baptism of William PATTEN ID 1609528

1779 November 23 Burial of Richard PATTIN* aged 62 in Sithney. ID 567531

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Ann EDDY* c 1720 - Chart 10 No 13

Birth? 1723x2 in Zennor and 1718 but 80 km away in Lanreath see note book 3

1740 January 1 Richard PATTEN* 1717- 1779 (10/12) married Ann EDDY* in Sithney ID 346139 & 473768

Children: see Richard PATTEN* (10/12)

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Richard ROWE* c.1725 and Jane REED* c.1725 Chart 10 No 14 & 15

Parents: Many candidates for both

1745 September 28, Marriage with Banns, of Richard ROW* (sic) and Jane REED*, in Wendron, both from Wendron ID 618245 & 557605

Children:

1746 October 26 Baptism of Joseph ROW (sic) in Wendron ID 1056982

1750 October 28 Baptism of Jane ROWE* 1750- 1797 (9/7 & 10/7) Chart 10 No.7 in Wendron, ID 1057233 (10/7)

(Jane ROWE* married Richard PATTIN* c1745-1806 (10/6) )

1753 April 8 Baptism of Sarah ROWE in Wendron ID 1290938

1758 November 26 Baptism of John ROWE in Wendron ID 1291306

1761 April 5 Baptism of Grace ROW in Wendron ID 1291487

1766 January 12 Baptism of Rachel ROW in Wendron ID 1337903

1769 March 12 Baptism of Martha ROWE in Wendron ID 1338174

To see the family relationships in Cornwall see Will of John Richards, dated 4 January 1780 as it provides an example of the interlinks between families.

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John BENNY* 1695-1732 Chart 10 No 16

Christened: 25 Mar 1695-1696, Breage, Cornwall

Parents: Edward BENNY* c 1650-1710 (11/2) and Christian REPPER* c 1650 (11/3)

c. 1719 John BENNY married Alice* c 1700-1758 in Breage, Cornwall

John BENNY buried 12 Feb 1732, Breage, Cornwall

Sources: Breage Parish Register Transcripts, Cornwall OPC

Children:

1721 December 28 Christening of Elizabeth BENNY, in Breage, Cornwall. Elizabeth was buried on 15 May 1722 in Breage, Cornwall.

1722 March 17 Baptism of Edward BENNY ID 1608476 who married: Mary PRISKE 13 January 1756, Mawgan in Meneage, Cornwall ID 470611

1725/6 Birth of William BENNY* 1725-1777 (10/8)

1725-1726 March 13 William BENNY* (10/8) christened in Breage, Cornwall

1746 April 24 William BENNY* (10/8) married: Susanna PASCO*Sithney,

Cornwall ID 473808 & 346184

1777 October 31 William BENNY* (10/8) was buried, Sithney, Cornwall ID 567482

1728 May 4 Christian BENNY christened in Sithney, Cornwall

Christian BENNY married Timothy DATE on 24 February 1754 in Sithney, Cornwall

Christian BENNY was buried: 19 December 1788, Breage, Cornwall

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Alice* c1700-1758 Chart 10 No 17

c 1700 Birth of Alice

c 1719 Alice* married John BENNY* 1695-1732 (10/16)

1758 Death of Alice* in Cornwall

1758 August 22 Alice* was buried in Breage, Cornwall

Sources: Breage Parish Register Transcripts

Children: See John BENNY* 1695-1732 (10/16)

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Nathaniel PASCOE* of Sithney c.1692 and unknown Chart 10 No.18

Spouse?: - See 1682 Cornwall Parish Registers for candidates, for example –

1682 Nathaniell PASCOE & Constance married

1709 April 26 Nathaniell Pascow & Jane Steevens married

1717 November 2 Nathaniell PASCOW & Mary WEARNE married

Lots of other names eg John PASCOE & Mary PENHALUNA married 25 June 1722

Child:

Susanna PASCO* 1712-1797 died aged 85 years (Sithney Parish Register, burials). Based on the approximate date of birth, - a Susanna PASCOE* was christened in Sithney, Cornwall on 13 Apr 1712, daughter of Nathaniel PASCOE*. ID 1608208

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William PATTEN* 1683-1758 Chart 10 No. 24

Parents: William PAYTON* 1653 – 1696/1732? (13/2)and Unknown

1683 April 8 Baptism of William PATTEN* in Sithney ID 1607576

1710 April 12 Marriage of William PATTEN* and Elizabeth RICHARDS* c.1683- (10/25) in Sithney

Cornwall Record ID 345885

Children:

1710 February 28 Baptism of Elizabeth PATTEN in Sithney ID 1608153 Note: with the calendar year going from March to March before 1752 this birth is after the marriage.

1712 December 15 Birth of Florence PATTEN in Sithney ID 1608211

1715 Baptism of Elizabeth PATTEN in Sithney ID 1608287

1717 May 23 Baptism of Richard PATTEN* 1717- 1779 in Sithney Cornwall ID 1608341

1721 April 3 Baptism of Avis PATTEN in Sithney ID 1608465

1726 January 17 Baptism of Ann PATTEN in Sithney ID 1608628

1758 July 26 Burial of William PATTEN in Sithney Cornwall ID 567058

Or 1732 April 12 Burial of William PATTEN in Sithney ID 566417

Or 1748 November 27 Burial of William PATTEN in Gwennap Cornwall ID

The date I assign to the William PATTEN/PAYTON father/son are based on a survey of the births and deaths of William PATTENs from 1500 to 1800 and their children and marriages.

The alternative death dates are, in my opinion unlikely given all the circumstances.

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Elizabeth RICHARDS* c.1683- Chart 10 No. 25

Parents: Many candidates

1710 April 12 Marriage of Elizabeth RICHARDS* and William PATTEN* 1683-1758 in Sithney ID 345885

Death 1736 or 1769 check some more

Children: see William PATTEN* 1683-1758 Chart 10 No. 24

It is interesting that a Richard EDDY married a Susanna RICHARDS in 1773 with witnesses Richard PATTIN and William PASCOE. This shows the closeness of the families. Richard PATTIN and William PACOE can be found as witnesses of many of the marriages that took place within this group of families at this time. 1710 April 12 Marriage of William PATTEN* and Elizabeth RICHARDS* in Sithney ID 345885

See also the PATTIN Wills in Section 3, which is in RUFFIN FAMILY TREE PART 4

Please see her spouse for records of their children.

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People in Chart 11

Edward BENNY* c1650-1710 Chart 11 No.2

The original BENNY of Breage!

c 1650 Birth and christening of Edward BENNY*

1695 November 25 Edward BENNY* married Christian REPPER* c1650 , daughter

of William RIPPER* and Christian FRANCIS*, in St. Breage, Cornwall. ID 309026

1710 death of Edward BENNY*

1710 July 22 Edward* buried, Breage, Cornwall ID 1263894

Research Notes:

It appears from the Breage Parish Registers that Edward was the ancestor of the BENNY (BENNEY) family of Breage and Sithney. There are no entries in the Breage BDM Registers for individuals with the surname of BENNY prior to 1695 (his own marriage to Christian REPPER), even allowing for orthographic variations such as Beney, Benney, Bennye, Binney...

Hence Edward came from another town. Having married in Breage in 1695, he was most likely born between 1665 and 1675. An Edward BENNY was christened in St. Columb Minor in 1670, son of Edward BENNY and Christian SMITH. Another Edward BENNY was christened in 1666 in Colan, Cornwall, son of John BENNY and Loveday, although he is probably the same as John BENNIE who married in Colan in 1686.

Sources: Marriage: Cornwall, England, Extracted Parish Records, Cornwall: St. Breage - Registers of Marriages (1559-1812)

Burial: Breage Parish Register Manuscripts, Fiche FP 18/1/2, p. 73

Children:

1695-1696 March 25 John BENNY* 1695-1732 (10/16) christened in Breage, Cornwall

John BENNY* 1695-1732*(10/16) married: Alice* Abt 1719, Breage, Cornwall.

John BENNY* 1695-1732*(10/16) was buried on the 12 February 1732 in Breage, Cornwall

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Christian REPPER* c1650 Chart 11 No.3

Parents: William RIPPER* 1615- (sic) (11/6) and Christian FRANCIS* 1621- (11/7

c.1650 Birth of Christian REPPER* in Breage, Cornwall.

1695 November 25 Christian REPPER* married Edward BENNY* c 1650-1710 (11/2) in St. Breage, Cornwall. ID 309026

Another name for Christian was Christian RIPPER.

Source References: Marriage: Cornwall, England, Extracted Parish Records, Cornwall: St. Breage - Registers of Marriages (1559-1812)

Children: John BENNY*see Edward BENNY* -1710 above

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William RIPPER* 1615- Chart 11 No.6

Parents: Andrew RIPPER* c. 1584-c 163 (11/12) and Elizabeth REALIE* c1585-1630 (11/13)

1615 July 3 William RIPPER* christened in Breage, Cornwall

1642 November 25 William RIPPER* married Christian FRANCIS* 1621- (11/7) in Breage, Cornwall

William is mentioned in the 1641 Protestation Roll as a constable.

The protestation itself reads:-

I,-------- do, in the presence of Almighty God, promise, vow, and protest to maintain, and defend as farr as lawfully I maye, with my Life, Power and Estate, the true Reformed Protestant religion, expressed in the Doctrine of the Church of England, against all Popery and Popish Innovations, within this Realme, contrary to the same Doctrine, and according to the duty of my Allegiance, His Majesties Royal Person, Honour and Estate, as alsoe the Power and Privileges of Parliament, the lawful Rights and Liberties of the Subjects, and any person that maketh this Protestation, in whatsoever he shall do in the lawful Pursuance of the same; and to my power, and as farr as lawfully I may, I will appose and by all good Ways and Means endeavour to bring to condign Punishment all such as shall, either by Force, Practice, Councels, Plots, Conspiracies, or otherwise, doe any Thing to the contrary of any Thing in this present Protestation contained: and further, that I shall, in all just and honourable ways, endeavour to preserve the Union and Peace betwixt the Three Kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland: and neither for Hope, Feare, nor other Respect, shell relinquish this

Promise, Vow and Protestation.

The Breage record indicates that "None within the said parish warned to doe this service have refused it but there were some absent, that have not done it and some othere are sick and not abel to come."

Almost all qualifying members of the RIPPER family signed the Roll. From Ken RIPPER

Children:

1643-1644 January 6 Baptism of John RIPPER Breage, Cornwall

1645 November 8 Baptism of William RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall (ID 1185566) who married English RIPPER 7 Oct 1679, Breage, Cornwall Marriage ID 308884 English was born 1650 June 20 in Breage Daughter of Edward RIPPER and Blancia, Birth ID 1185735

1655 November 8 Baptism of William RIPPER in Breage Cornwall ID 1185602 who dies 1728

1728 October 6 Breage, Cornwall Burial of William RIPPER

C 1650 Birth of Christian REPPER* c 1650 (11/3)

1695 November 25 Christian REPPER* (11/3) married Edward BENNY

St. Breage, Cornwall ID 309026 & 463124

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Christian FRANCIS* 1621- Chart 11 No. 7

Parents: Unknown

1621 Birth of Christian FRANCIS* in Breage, Cornwall

Christian may be the daughter (baptised 6 Aug 1615, Breage) of Peter HARRIS and Margaret KITCHIN who married in Breage on 11 Oct 1614.

1642 November 25 Christian FRANCIS* married William RIPPER* 1615- (11/6) in Breage Cornwall ID 308809 & 462907

At the time of her marriage to William RIPPER, Christian is described as the widow of James FRANCIS. No record of the marriage of Christian to James FRANCIS has been found.

Children: See William RIPPER* (11/6)

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Andrew RIPPER* c. 1584-c1630 Chart 11 No.12

Parents: William RIPPER* c 1560-1616 (11/24) and Pascase TRENAWELE* c 1560 - (11/25)

Born: Abt 1584

1609 July 22 Elizabeth REALIE* c1585-1630 married Andreas RYPPER*, ID 308570 & 462667, son of William RIPPER* and Pascase TRENAWELE*in Breage, Cornwall (Andrew RIPPER* was born about 1584 and died about 1630.)

Andrew RIPPER* died: c 1630

Andrew was one of three lives used to secure a lease taken by his father, William, in 1586. The three lives on the lease on Ruthdower Mill were William, his wife Pascasia and their son Andrew.

Getting there:

The settlement part of Crawle is best approached from Godolphin Cross, taking the eastbound road from the crossroads in the centre of the village. The road drops down to Ruthdower Cottage and then rises up the hill past Trenear farm entrance on the left. A few hundred yards further on, again on the left, is the entrance to Treleggo farm. Immediately past this on the opposite side of the road is the

northern end of a lane leading towards Polladras, called Crohall Lane in 1647. Travelling south along Crohall Lane, the second gate on the right provides access to what was the settlement part of Crawle.

The plot is triangular, roughly equilateral, the 30 yard stretch on Crohall Lane forming its eastern boundary. The western point of the triangle looks towards Tregonning Hill on the skyline. Just a couple of fields just beyond the western edge of Crawle can be seen the remains of the engine house of a mine.

Andrew is recorded as being from 'Ruisse' at the baptism of his son William in 1610. Ruisse is also mentioned in Andrew's father's will in 1616: two closes of land in Ruisse called commonly by the names of parke Andrean and parke Menmoon with the moore under it [parke means field, moore meant open, unenclosed land].

How they lived

Walls of earth, low-thatched roofs, few partitions, no planchings (wooden floors) or glass windows, and scarcely any chimnies other than a hole in the wall to let out the smoke: their bed, straw, and a blanket', and their furniture a 'mazer and a panne or two', comprised the substance of even the better class of Cornish husbandman.

Breage's proximity to the sea and the actions of its earlier residents earned it a fearsome reputation with seamen as can be evidenced from the following:

"God keep us from rocks and shelving sands,

From Germoe men and Breage hands"

Ken RIPPER provided this and some of the information on the RIPPER family

Children:

1609/1610 February 2 William RIPPER baptised in Breage (died young) also called Willimus

RIPPER als RUISS Cornwall ID 1184693 Father called Andreae

1612 July 17 Baptism of William RIPPER, in Breage Cornwall ID 1184759 died before 1615

c 1613 Birth of Richard RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall

c 1614 Birth of Stephen RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall

1615 July 3 Baptism of William RIPPER* 1615- (Willimus) (11/6) in Breage, Cornwall ID 1184814 who married Christian FRANCIS* on 25 November 1642 in Breage, Cornwall

1618-1619 March 14 Baptism of Katherine RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall ID 1184916

Elizabeth RIPPER (d.y.)

1621 November 1Baptism of Elizabetha RIPPER (sic)in Breage ID 1184988

1624 June Baptism of Mary RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall Probable ID 1185045 She died in childhood. She was buried on 16 January 1629 in Breage, Cornwall.

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Elizabeth REALIE* c1585-1630 Chart 11 No.13

Parents: Unknown

c 1585 Birth of Elizabeth REALIE*

1609 July 22 Elizabetha REALIE* married Andrew RIPPER* c. 1584-c 1630 (Andreas RYPPER*), ID 308570 & 462667, son of William RIPPER* and Pascase TRENAWELE*in Breage, Cornwall (Andrew RIPPER* was born about 1584 and died about 1630.)

c 1630 Death of Elizabeth REALIE*

Children: see Andrew RIPPER*

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William RIPPER* c 1560-1616 Chart 11 No. 24

c 1560 Birth of William RIPPER*

Parents: William RIPPER* c1528-1583 and Joan* c. 1530-1582

1583 June 2 William RIPPER* married Pascase TRENAWELE* c 1560 -, daughter of Mr TRENAWELE* c 1535- and Unknown mother, in Breage, Cornwall (Pascase TRENAWELE* was born about 1560.) ID 308334

The little more we know of William's life is largely gleaned from his will and the attached inventory of his estate. The will is transcribed below. It is written in the third person as the will was nuncupative, i.e. dictated to another for transcription probably because William was too ill to sign it or make a mark. He drew up the will on the 10th March 1616 and was buried a week later on the 17th March 1616.

1615-1616 March 17 William RIPPER* was buried in Breage Cornwall

Another name for William was William RYPPER.

By means of a grant of reversion of a lease of mill dated 16 Jan 1577 (as worded below) William and Pascoe RYPPER (sons of William RYPPER senior) and John RYPPER (son of John RYPPER senior) undertook to take the tenancy of Ruthdower Mill from John ARUNDELL, Lord of Pengwedna Manor. The contents were described as "a grain mill called Ruthdowre Mill, together with the multure [the responsibility to grind corn] of John Arundell's tenements of Pengwedna manor, both free, customary and conventionary; which mill is currently held by Thomas John for term of his life for William and Pascoe RYPPER (sons of William RYPPER senior) and John RYPPER (son of John RYPPER senior) to hold after the death of Thomas for term of their lives successively". The rent was "26s 8d yearly at four terms, plus all burdens (onera), rents, heriots, customs and services previously due and accustomed.

Entry fine £13 6s 8d paid".

Reference: AR/4/1115_Creation dates: 1577, 16th Jan

1577 Audit Book describes William RIPPER as a reeve in Pengwenna. A reeve was the person in charge of day to day running of an estate for his lord. And in 1584: "Pengwenna (John RIPPER, deputy of William RIPPER, reeve)"

One of the bailiff’s deputies was the reeve, who ensured that villagers who owed labour services

showed up for work. He supervised the formation of plough teams, mended his lord’s fences, saw to the penning and folding of the lord’s livestock and had many other duties as well.

The Court Rolls of 24th October 1586 record the following:

William and Pascasius, sons of William REPPER deceased, and John son of John RIPPER

surrendered their title to the grain mill called Ruthdower.

The new lease was taken up by William RIPPER, Pascasia his wife and Andrew their son. With the mill went the obligation for the tenants to grind their corn there, which had been grown on the manor of Pengwedna and Prospidneck. If the tenants did not grind their corn where specified by the landowner, they could be in default of the lease. (Ref - ARUNDELL Family Papers - Leases of Ruthdower Mill AR/4/1115)

On the same date John and William Ripper surrendered the tenancy of Crawle (Crohall) which

had been leased to them on 16th January 1577.

The new lease on Crawle was in the names of John RIPPER, his son John RIPPER and Constance SQUIRE, the daughter of Richard SQUIRE.

William had been a joint titleholder of Ruthdower Mill with his brother Pascasius and his cousin John before 1586. At that time the living arrangements were reorganised and William and his family took on the tenancy at Ruthdower Mill and William's cousin John stayed at Crawle. The three lives on the lease on Ruthdower Mill were William, his wife Pascasia and their son Andrew, aged about 2. There are no records which relate what happened to William's brother Pascaw and it is possible that he remained living with William even though his name was not on the lease.

William RIPPER'S WILL , Breage, Died 1616

"In the name of God, Amen.

"The tenth day of March Anno Domini 1616.

"William Ripper of the parish of Breage did make and ordain this last will and testament nuncupative in manner and form following, viz; - "Imprimis {especially} he did commend his soul to Almighty God his maker and redeemer, and his body to the earth,

"Item - he did give to the church of Breage one shilling,

"Item - he did give and bequeath to each of his godchildren one shilling,

"Item - he did give and bequeath to Andrew RIPPER his son all his wearing apparel save one pair of breeches, which he did give and bequeath to Bennett TRENWHEAL,

"Item - he did will that Pasca his wife and executrix should promise Andrew his son, to have and

enjoy during the life of his said wife two closes of land in Ruisse called commonly by the names of parke Andrean and parke Menmoon with the moore under it [parke means field, moore meant open, unenclosed land]

"Item - he did give and bequeath to Stephen and William sons of the said Andrew one ewe lamb a piece.

"Item - all other his goods and chattels not before given or bequeathed the said William RIPPER did give and bequeath to Pasca his wife whom he did ordain and make his whole executrix and whom the said William RIPPER did entreate that she the said Pasca would at the time of her death make Richard RIPPER son of Andrew RIPPER either her whole or half executor.

"Witnesses to this will were Andrew RIPPER & Thomas TRENWHEAL"

It is possible that Ruisse was in fact Ruthdower and the two fields mentioned called Andrea and

Menmoone were nearby.

Bennett TRENWHEALE was the brother of Pascase.

The Inventory of all the goods and chattels of William RIPPER of the parish of Breage deceased was prepared by (...) Moore and Henry THOMAS the sixth day of July Anno Domini 1616 and amounted to £19-17- 2. It comprised:

2 tableboards, a chair and a form - £ 0-10- 0, 1 old cupboard - £ 0- 5- 0,

pewter vessels - £ 1- 8- 0, 3 candlesticks, a quart and a tin cup - £ 0- 3- 0, his wearing apparel and 1 piece of new cloth - £ 1- 6- 8, 3 bedsteads with bedclothes - £ 1-13- 4, one other bed with the furniture - £ 1- 0- 0, 3 sheets, 2 board cloths, three towels and two pillow ties - £ 0-13- 4,

4 little chests - £ 0- 6- 8, 4 pans and 2 crocks - £ 3- 0- 0, 1 hogshead, 1 barrel, 1 little sieve and 5 tubs - £ 0-10- 0, 2 branding irons, 1 spit, one (...)axe and an old pan - £ 0- 2- 6, 2 old tubs, two (...) and a (...) - £ 0- 3- 0, 4 silver spoons - £ 0- 6- 0, a little barrel and a can - £ 0- 2- 0, 1 fleece - £ 1- 0- 0, half a fleece - £ 0-10- 0, a calf - £ 1- 5- 4, (...) sheep - £ 1- 0- 0, geese - £ 0- 3- 0

3 pigs - £ 0- 4- 0, a cock and five hens - £ 0- 2- 0, 3 bushels of barley - £ 0-15- 0, 2 bushels of oats - £ 0- 4- 0, a bushel of wheat - £ 0- 8- 0, half bushel of rye - £ 0- 3- 4, corn in the ground - £ 2-13- 4

The inventory resembles that of a smallholder who may also be a tin streamer. There is nothing here to suggest firmly that he was still a miller. It may be, therefore, that sometime after 1598 (his last known office as reeve) but before his death he moved away from Ruthdower Mill. The contributory causes of this change could be found amongst these factors:

* in 1606, 1607 and 1608 there was a time of dearth in Cornwall following cold winters and poor harvests;

* the nearby mine, East Great Work, was expanding and Ruthdower land was possibly used for sinking new shafts; there are shafts showing at the site of the grist mill on a nineteenth century map;

* the watercourse to Ruthdower Mill was unreliable, water being used to power mine equipment such as stamps;

* he was a miller and also a farmer but had an obligation to grind the corn for the manor; it is possible that this obligation no longer suited him.

Children:

c 1584 Birth of Andrew RIPPER* c. 1584-c 1630 . He died about 1630

1609 July 22 Andrew RIPPER* married: Elizabeth REALIE* in Breage, Cornwall

c 1588 Jane RIPPER (d.y.) was born and died in infancy and was buried on 2 Aug 1588 in Breage, Cornwall.

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Pascase TRENAWELE* 1560 - Chart 11 No. 25

Parent: Mr TRENAWELE* c 1535-

Another name for Pascase was Pascase TRENWHEAL.

c 1560 Birth of Pascase TRENAWELE*

1583 June 2 Pascase TRENAWELE* married William RIPPER* c 1560-1616, son of William RIPPER* and Joan* in Breage, Cornwall ID 308334 (William RIPPER* was born about 1560 and was buried on 17 Mar 1615-1616 in Breage, Cornwall.)

Pascase died after 1618

Her sister Elizabeth married Andrew GYON on 15th June 1560 at Breage.

A marriage exists between John Mathew and Pascase Ripper in Helston in 1618. No other Pascase

Ripper has been identified to be the bride in this transaction.

Children: see William RIPPER* 1560

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Mr TRENAWELE* c 1535- Chart 11 see 25

Partner Unknown Parents unknown

Another name for TRENAWELE was Mr TRENWHEAL.

Children:

c 1560 Birth of Pascase TRENAWELE* 1560 - who married William RIPPER* 2 June 1583, Breage, Cornwall ID 308334

c 1562 Birth of Elizabeth TRENAWELE in Breage, Cornwall who married Andrawe (Andrew) GYON 15 Jun 1590, Breage, Cornwall ID 308414 & 462511

c 1565 Birth of Bennet TRENAWELE in Breage, Cornwall who married Thamsen (Thomsen) WHYLBORNE 2 February 1591 in Breage, Cornwall ID 308436

Bennet TRENAWELE died: 1638 and buried in Breage.

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People in Chart 12

William RIPPER* c1528-1583 Chart 12 No. 2

c 1528 Birth of William RIPPER* in Breage, Cornwall

Parents: William REPPER* c 1500-1577 (12/4) and Joan* c. 1500-1561 (12/5)

c 1560 William RIPPER* married a woman who had the same first name as his mother - do not confuse the two. William RIPPER born 1528 married Joan* c. 1530-1582 (12/3) in Breage, Cornwall (Joan was born about 1530 and was buried on 2 May 1582 in Breage, Cornwall.)

1583 May 30 William RIPPER*was buried in Breage, Cornwall

In October 1577 William provided surety for the leasing of a property in Pengwedna Manor to

Sampson CRANKAN and Joan SYMONS. It is unlikely to have been William's father, also William, who was acceptable surety - he was either too old or, probably, had already died:

Reference: AR/4/1100_Creation dates: 23 October 1577

In 1577 William and his brother John took the lease on Crawle and lived there with their respective families.

In 1577 William was mentioned as William senior on a grant of reversion of a lease dated 16 Jan

1577 of "a grain mill called Ruthdowre Mill" involving "William and Pascoe RYPPER (sons of William RYPPER senior) and John RYPPER (son of John RYPPER senior)".

William was also mentioned on the Court Rolls of 24th October 1586 as 'William Repper deceased' when the tenancy of Crawle and Ruthdower Mill was divided between the families.

Children:

c 1560 Birth of William RIPPER* c 1560-1616

1583 June 2 Marriage of William RIPPER*and Pascase TRENAWELE*, Breage,

Cornwall ID 308334

William was buried: 17 Mar 1615-1616, Breage, Cornwall

c 1565 Birth of Pascaw RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married Anne WATTYE 22 Jan 1591, Breage, Cornwall

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Joan* c. 1530-1582 Chart 12 No. 3

c 1530 Birth of Joan*

c 1560 Joan* married William RIPPER* c 1528-1583 (12/2), son of William REPPER* c 1500 (12/4) and Joan* c 1500 (12/4), in Breage, Cornwall (William RIPPER was born about 1528 in Breage, Cornwall and was buried on 30 May 1583 in Breage, Cornwall.)

1582 May 2 Joan* was buried as the wife of William RYPPER in Breage, Cornwall

How they lived: Cornish households in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries predominantly provided homes for families of about eight people. It is reasonable to expect that these would frequently be extended families of three generations.

Naming Children: In Cornwall a first son is frequently named after the father of the child, a second son after the paternal grandfather, a first daughter after the mother etcetera.

Children: see William RIPPER*(12/2),

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William REPPER* c1500-1577 Chart 12 No.4

Parents: William BEAURIPPER* c 1483 /John REPPER* c 1475 (sic) and unknown mother

c 1500 Birth of William REPPER*

c 1528 William REPPER*married Joan* c. 1500-1561 in Breage, Cornwall (Joan was born about 1500 and was buried on 13 Nov 1561 in Breage, Cornwall.) If you have the opportunity Breage is a wonderful place to visit.

c 1577 William REPPER* died

1. Residence: Leased Crawle, Breage, Cornwall. The family probably had it for three generations.

William's birth has been estimated at about 1500. His life events indicate a first born child about 1528 and a death around 1577, both of which are consistent with his birth around this time. William's birthplace has been lost to us over the passage of time but it is likely to have been in or

around Breage or Gunwalloe in Cornwall. His later life events are centred upon the parish of Breage and the Manor of Pengwedna within Breage.

In England a parish is a subdivision the Roman Catholic Church or the Church of England. At the time of William REPPER’S birth England was a Roman Catholic country but by the time of his death the state religion had changed to Church of England. Each parish has the services of a parish priest or vicar and may have a fellow priest, called a curate working along with him. Each parish usually has a parish church where religious services take place. The incumbent for Breage parish at the time of William's baptism was one of Sir William PEARCE, Master Thomas GODOLPHIN or Master John JAKES.

You can still find Rippersfield Row in Breage. It is on the edge of town. Go towards the church on the road up from the highway and go to the right.

Children:

c. 1528 Birth of William RIPPER* c1528-1583 in Breage, Cornwall and married: Joan* born c 1500 in Breage, Cornwall

1583 May 30 William RIPPER* was buried in Breage, Cornwall

c. 1532 Birth of John RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married: Janet on 30 November 1560, Breage, Cornwall

1615 November 5 John RIPPER was buried in Breage, Cornwall

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Joan* c. 1500-1561 Chart 12 No 5

c 1500 Birth of Joan*

c 1528 Joan*married William REPPER* c1500-1577 (12/4) son of William BEAURIPPER* c 1483 / John REPPER* ( 12/8) and Unknown mother, in Breage, Cornwall (William REPPER* was born about 1500 and died about 1577.)

1561 November 13 Burial of Joan*in Breage, Cornwall

Children: see William REPPER* c 1500-1561 (12/4)

The secular system of land holding and administration was known as ‘the manorial system’. The ‘lord of the manor’ would, in the middle ages, have been a tenant or a sub-tenant of the King.

The lord of the manor would have had a house for his own use (the ‘demesne’) though he may not have lived there. Specified areas were determined as commons or waste, the remainder might be let to ‘free’ tenants who paid an annual money rent, and to ‘villeins’ who occupied lands in return for labour services. Additional dues might include payments ‘in kind’, the performance of manorial offices, payments upon death or marriage, attendance at the manor’s court, and the requirement to grind corn at the manor’s own mill. The Lords of the Manor of Pengwedna were members of the Arundell family. Sir John Arundell was born in 1495 and went by the nickname of Jack of Tilbury. He was invested as a Knight in 1513 at the Battle of the Spurs. He held the offices of Sheriff of Cornwall and Vice-Admiral of the West, under King Henry VII and King Henry VIII.

Ken Ripper provided the descriptions of the Ripper family circumstances.

The 1543/4 Subsidy Rolls for Breage in Cornwall lists a William Repper being assessed in the value of 2 marks (one mark was one third of a pound - six shillings and eight pence). He was a resident and owned or leased property. William b 1483 may be one assessed, or it may be his son who was probably a tinner and may be mentioned in the Tinner's Muster of 1535:

Please see her spouse for records of their children.

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William BEAURIPPER* c 1483 Chart 12 No. 8

Note: Richard BEAURIPPER* c 1450- Chart 12 No.16 and his son William BEAURIPPER (1483- ) appear on http://www.kenripper.btinternet.co.uk/paf/ripper/index.htm as the correct names at this point. Ken provides information on the way the family name changed that makes William BEAURIPPER the most likely name. Ken RIPPER is my 14^th cousin.

An alternative candidates at this point is John RIPPER 1475- This can be found on

http://www.celtic-casimir.com/webtree

c 1483 Birth of William BEAURIPPER*

(1483- for John REPPER* 1475- in Breage, Cornwall see note above)

William married about 1505 Spouse: Unknown

Children:

c. 1500 Birth William BEAURIPPER*/ William REPPER* c 1500-1577

c. 1528 William BEAURIPPER/REPPER*c 1500-1577, married Joan*in Breage, Cornwall

c. 1577 William REPPER*died, see (12/4)

c. 1515 Birth of Mr RIPPER (married)

His children:

c 1537 Birth of William RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married Elizabeth c 1565 in Breage, Cornwall

After 1591-1592 William RIPPER died

c. 1540 Birth of Benedict RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall who married Joan 1559 in Breage, Cornwall

1593 May 2 Benedict RIPPER was buried in Breage, Cornwall

c. 1542 Birth of Ryches REPPER in Breage, Cornwall and who married Thamsen 28 May 1565, Breage, Cornwall

c. 1550 Birth of Henry RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married Agnes FOOT 20 June 1574, Breage, Cornwall

1612 May 27 Henry RIPPER was buried probably in Breage

John RIPPER

His children:

c 1535 Birth of Thomas RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married Margerye MAYHOWE 15 July 1562, Breage, Daughter of Peter Cornwall ID 308192

John RIPPER (married)

Children:

Birth of Edward RIPPER (d.y.)

Birth of Stephen RIPPER (married)

Birth of Elizabeth RIPPER (married)

c. 1540 Birth of Elizabeth RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married William WERYE 6 June 1569, Breage, Cornwall ID 308235

c. 1550 Birth of James RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married Nycoll WATER on 25 January 1578 in Breage, Cornwall ID 308300 & 462397

1623 March 7 James RIPPER was buried

c. 1553 Birth of Mr RIPPER in Breage, Cornwall and married Jane PERYSE 5 July 1579, Breage, Cornwall ID 308303

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Richard BEAURIPPER* c1450 Chart 12 No.16

Richard married c 1475

See note under his son - William BEAURIPPER* c 1483

Richard BEAURIPPER* of Chyvarloe in Gunwalloe and was a reeve in Carminow in 1480 for the ARUNDELL family. This included Chyvarloe, Berepper (see family name- they dropped the “Be” in the 1500s) in Gunwalloe and Crawle in Breage. His income would probably be from mining, fishing and farming.

The record of details about our Ripper family from Cornwall is the result of the hard work and generosity of many members of the family from the world.

Families related to the RIPPERS can be found in Redruth, St Stithians, Perranzabuloe and St Austell. There are still members of the RIPPER family left in Cornwall. Some still bear the names of RIPPER and REPPER.

The Norman aristocracy adopted place names or occupations as surname. Before this people in England and Cornwall did not have surnames.

The manorial records which have survived and mention members of the RIPPER family show them in Carminow Manor in 1480 and in Pengewedna Manor after 1543.

Carminow manor had holdings in these parishes: - Gunwalloe, Breage, Helston, Mawgan In Meneage, Constantine and Cury.

The manors with holdings in Gunwalloe parish: - Carminow and Winnington

The manors with holdings in Breage parish: - Carminow, Pengewdna, Colenso, Connerton, Godolphin, Helston in Kerrier, Helston Tony, Methleigh, Pengarwick, Pengersick, Rinsey, Spernon & Pengelly, Trewinnard and Treworlis.

The fifteenth century manor court rolls record a place named Beauripper in Gunwalloe parish. This place can still be found, now spelt as Berepper.

Chyvarloe

Richard Beauripper is the earliest known family member. His existence is known from an Account Roll for the manor of Carmynowe which was written in September 1480 in the time of Henry VI. On that roll he is recorded as holding 'at will' a parcel of land at Chyvarloe assessed at twelve shillings. Chyvarloe is half a mile south of Carminowe Creek, which is part of the freshwater lake known as the The Loe, half a mile from the sea cliffs on Mounts Bay and half a mile north of the settlement of Berepper. It is likely that his surname has been taken from the name of Berepper. Berepper and Chyvarloe are shown in manorial records dated 1460 as Beauripper and Chiwarloo.

Independently from the Cornish Ripper family, another unrelated family of the same name can be found in East Anglia.

Children:

c 1483 Birth of William BEAURIPPER* c 1483 William BEAURIPPER* in Breage, Cornwall ( for John REPPER* 1475- see note above

Richard BEAURIPPER was living in Gunwalloe in the 1470s and 1480s. He derived his income from farming and fishing. It is possible that he also worked as a miner.

Establishing relationships has been supported in some instances by the use of aliases. Some incumbents of the parish of Breage, when recording baptisms, marriages and burials of their flock have helpfully identified them by using place names or other family names as aliases. There are records which show the use of the surname Ripper and an alias, but some which just show the alias as the surname. For instance Edward Ripper or Crohall is a reasonable indication that Edward Ripper lived at Crawle. In the Poll Tax returns of 1660 we find two entries which read "Edward Ripper and wife". One Edward is recorded as living at Crawle, the other at Trescawe. This use of aliases has been critical to the construction of this family tree. The Crohall/Crawle alias has been used over 6 generations of the descendants of John and Janet.

William and his family (William and John) tend towards farming and mining as their primary form of income. Their early interest was probably as farmers at Crawle. In the 1584 Toll Tin return William and John are shown as miners of the Polladras mine. Contemporary records also show them as reeves. As the family developed John's branch stayed at their homestead at Crawle whilst William's branch became millers at Ruthdower. Both families are mentioned in land leases as well as wills which record the passing of estate from one generation to another. As well as the content of these documents and the aliases, the relative prosperity of the families has been useful in establishing relationships.

Gunwalloe

The parish of Gunwallow (Cornish: Sen Gwynnwalo), alias Winninton and Seynt Sewana, is situated in the Meneage district of the Lizard, in the deanery and Hundred of Kerrier. It is bounded on the north by Carminow Creek and the parish of Mawgan, on the east by the parishes of Cury and Mullion, and on the south and west by Mullion. Gunwallow is a small parish, lying between Cury and the sea. It extends northwards along the shore to the Loe Pool, forming the northwest side of the peninsula of Meneage.

The village and church of Gunwalloe are romantically situated amongst the sand dunes and cliffs on the west coast of the Lizard and there are local stories of smuggling, looted wrecks, and buried treasure._

The parish name is taken from the Breton saint Winwaloe, whose mother is reputed to have grown a third breast when she had triplets. The village was originally owned by the Penrose family but was eventually sold, mostly to sitting tenants and the National Trust. In the past fishing was important from a shingle beach with the name of Fishing Cove, but this has largely died out. To the west of the church are the Halzephron cliffs (from the Cornish Als Yfferin meaning ‘Cliffs of Hell’), on which the bodies of many shipwrecked seamen and military have been interred. A little to the west of those cliffs is the village of Gunwallow, which was once a fishing village.

Village in the parish are Berepper, Gunwalloe and Chivarloe.

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People in Chart 13

See William PATTEN* (born 1683) Chart 10 No 24

William PAYTON* 1653 – 1696/1732? Chart 13 No. 2

1653April 10 Baptism of William PAYTON* in St Germans, Cornwall ID 1197426

Parents: Zacharias PAYTON* 1622- (13/4) and Mary NEWTON* 1620-1654 (13/5)

1732 April 12 Burial of William PATTEN in Sithney ID 566416

Or 1696 December 26 Burial of William PEATON * in St Germans Cornwall ID 759277

Children:

1680 December 19 Baptism of Elizabeth PATTEN in Sithney ID 1607533

1683 April 8 Baptism of William PATTEN* 1683-1758 in Sithney ID 1607576

1685 December 9 Baptism of Francis PATTEN (male) in Sithney ID 1607607

Francis had a child called William in 1715 January 6. ID 1608288

1691 June 17 Baptism of John PATTEN in Sithney ID 1607709

St Germans Church, Cornwall

St Germans Church is built on the site of a Saxon Cathedral. It is believed that St Germans Church takes its name from St Germanus, who was Bishop of Auxerre from 380 to 448. Bishops were recorded here from 931 to 1043. King Athelstan made Conan the first Cornish bishop, until 1043 when the see was transferred to Crediton, and thence to Exeter in 1050

St Germans is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. It was 24 hides and belonged to the Church, half to the Canons and half to the Bishop.

The church was rebuilt in 1160 -1170. The West Front between the two towers has a great Norman doorway built of stone from the Tartan Down quarries at Landrake four miles away, which belonged to the Priory. There are windows dating from the Norman building and the late medieval period.

From: http://www.cornwall-calling.co.uk/churches/st-germans-church.htm

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Zacharias PAYTON* 1622- Chart 13 No.4

1622 June 16 Baptism of Zacharias PAYTON* in St Germans, Cornwall ID 1195895

Parents : Nicholas PETON* c 1580 - / PAYTON* and Christian LANRY* c1584- 1625 married in

St Germans 1604 ID 533993

1643 June 27 Zacharias PAYTON* married Mary NEWTON* 1620-1654 in St. Germans,

ID 534559

Children:

1648 May 21 Baptism of Nicholas PAYTON in St Germans ID 1197235

1650 January 25 Baptism of Mary PAYTON in St Germans ID 1197300

1653 April 10 Baptism of William PAYTON* 1653 – 1696/1732? in St Germans ID 1197426

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Mary NEWTON* 1620-1654 Chart 13 No.5

1620 February 2 Baptism of Mary NEWTON in St Germans, Father: William

ID 1195767

1643 June 27 Mary *married Zacharias PAYTON* 1622- /Zacharia PAYTON*(sic) in St. Germans, ID 534559

1654 December 2 Burial of Mary NEWTON in St Germans w of Zacharias ID 757767

Please see her spouse for records of their children.

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Nicholas PETON* c 1580 - Chart 13 No.8

1604 October 17 Nicholas PETON* married Christian LANRY* c1584- 1625 in St Germans,

Cornwall ID 533993

Children:

1605 April 28 Baptism of Judith PETON in St Germans ID 1195045

1611 August 11 Baptism of Alice PAYTON in St Germans ID 1195351

1616 October 9 Baptism of Nicholas PAYTON in St Germans ID 1195598

1619 February 28 Baptism of Philippa PAYTON in St Germans ID 1195721

1622 June 16 Baptism of Zacharias PAYTON* 1622- in St Germans ID 1195895 (16.9/4)

1624 October 17 Baptism of Margerye PAYTON in St Germans ID 1195991

1626 January 14 Burial of Nicholas PAYTON in St Germans ID 756643- which one?

There is a record of a William PETON baptised 1597 May 29 in St Germans - father Robert PETON ID 1194654 –he could be a brother of Nicholas

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Christian LANRY* c1584- 1625 Chart 13 No.9

Patents: The family comes from Sancreed. Before 1600 only marriages and deaths are recorded for this family. I cannot find a reference to the family in Cornwall before 1560.

1604 October 17 Nicholas PETON* c 1580 - married Christian LANRY* in St Germans,

Cornwall ID 533993

1625 December 15 Burial of Christian PAYTON in St. Germans ID 756627

There is also a Lanner family in St Keverne, Cornwall with the birth of James son of John LANNER c.1567, on 1^st December 1587 ID 1833736

Christian’s parents are probably either –

Philype LANNER* and Alse* married in 1581 December 30 in Sancreed ID 576458

Note: Christian LANRY* c 1584- 1625 and Nicholas PETON* c 1580 - had children called Philippa and Alice.

Thomas Lanner married to Jenat on February 4 1570 in Sancreed. Jena died in 1583 and was buried on January 19 1583 ID 118551.Thomas then married Elizabeth on July 21 1584 in Sancreed ID 576480 ie 6 months later – before 1752 the calendar year ran from and to March.

Further back we come to a John LANNER and another THOMAS LANNER (see below) who are probably the fathers of Philype LANNER and Thomas LANNER (above) and another candidate - Nicholas LANNER.

John LANNER c.1544- married to Alise c.1544- in Sancreed on 10^th November 1564 ID 576399, or

Thomas LANNER c.1545- married to Alsen c.1545. in Sancreed on 4^th November 1565 ID 576402.

Thomas is probably the son of Thomas LANNER

Nicholas LANNER c 1540 - married to Amye c 1540 - on 6^th August 1560 in Sancreed ID 576384.

Amye was buried on December 30 1581 in Sancreed ID 118516

Nicholas may have been the LANNER who died in 1586 March 17 in Sancreed ID 118588

See: Christian LANRY* c1584- 1625

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People in Chart 14

See Martha PASCOE* (born 1809) Chart 1 No 31

John PASCOE* c1766- (14/2) and Mary PASCOE* 1764- (14/3) Chart 14 No. 2&3

Parents: Too many candidates.

Child:

1809 April 9 Baptism of Martha PASCOE * 1809-1882 (PASCO) in Sithney, Cornwall ID 119631

Parents: John and Mary are Possibly - John PASCOE* and Mary ELLIS* 04088-2 England-EASy 1596227 ref 101 needs more research.

1786 October 1 John PASCOE* and Mary ELLIS* married 104088-3 England-Easy 159622-7 ref. 66 ID 474145

1764 MAY 23 Baptism of Mary ELLIS* in Sithney Parish Record ID 117799

Parents: Edward ELLIS* and Mary*

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People in Chart 15

Henry WHITBREAD* c 1510 - Chart 15 No.2

c1510 birth of Henry WHITBREAD* Of, Upper Gravenhurst, Bedfordshire, England

Child: Henry WHITBREAD* c1550-1598 Chart 3 No.16

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People in Chart 16

Edward RADCLIFFE* c1535- Chart 16 No.2

Parents: Humphrey RADCLIFFE* 1509 - 1566 Chart 16 No.4 and Isabell HARVEY* 1508 - 1594 Chart 16 No.5

Mrs RADCLIFFE was also born c 1535

Parents of Eleanor RADCLIFFE* c1552-1628 Chart 3 No.17 & Chart 16 No.1

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Humphrey RADCLIFFE* 1509 - 1566 Chart 16 No.4

Sir Humphrey RADCLIFFE* was born after 1509 of Edgworth, Lancashire, England

Parents: Robert RADCLIFFE*c 1483- 1542 and Elizabeth STAFFORD* 1479 -

Humphrey RADCLIFFE* died on 13 August 1566

c 1530 Isabell HARVEY* 1508 - 1594 Chart 16 No.5 married Humphrey RADCLIFFE*

Children:

c 1535 birth of Edward RADCLIFFE* c1535- Chart 16 No.2

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Isabell HARVEY* 1508 - 1594 Chart 16 No.5

c1508 birth of Isabell HARVEY* in Ellenstow, Bedford

c 1530 Isabell HARVEY* married Humphrey RADCLIFFE* 1509 - 1566 Chart 16 No.4

1594 May 8 Isabell HARVEY* died

Please see her spouse for records of their children.

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Robert RADCLIFFE*c 1483- 1542 Chart 16 No.8

Sir Robert RADCLIFFE*, (16/8)1st Earl Sussex, Viscount FitzWalter, 7th Lord FitzWalter, Great Chamberlain of England was born circa 1483, at of Attleborough, Norfolk, England; Age 46 in 1529.

Robert RADCLIFFE died on 27 November 1542

Father: John RADCLIFFE* 1452 - 1496 Chart 16/16 & 17/1 Sir John RADCLIFFE,(16/16 & 17/1) 6th Lord FitzWalter, Joint High Steward of England

John RADCLIFFE was born 1 January 1452, and died on c 24 November 1496

Mother: Margaret WHETEHILL* (16/17) died c 6 July 1518

Robert RADCLIFFE married Elizabeth STAFFORD* 1479 - Elizabeth STAFFORD* (16/9), daughter of Sir Henry STAFFORD* 1455-1483 (16/18, 2nd Duke Buckingham, 7th Earl of Stafford, 8th Lord Stafford and Katherine WOODVILLE* (16/19), circa 23 July 1505; They had 3 sons (Sir Henry RADCLIFFE, 2nd Earl of Sussex; Sir Humphrey RADCLIFFE* 1509 - 1566 Chart 16 No.4

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John RADCLIFFE* 1452 - 1496 Chart 16/16 & 17/1

This is Sir John RADCLIFFE*,(16/16 & 17/1) 6th Lord FitzWalter, Joint High Steward of England

1452 January 1 birth of John RADCLIFFE*, Of Woodhouse, Walter, Essex, England

Parents: John RADCLIFFE* c 1430 -1461 Chart 17 No.2 and Elizabeth FITZWALTER* 1430 - Chart 17 No. 3 , daughter of Sir Walter FITZWALTER* (17/6), 5th Lord FITZWALTER*, Seigneur de la Haye-du-Puits & la Roche-Tesson, Captain of Vire and Elizabeth CHIDIOCK*

1495 John RADCLIFFE married Margaret WHETEHILL* 1453 – 1534 Chart 31 No.1 See chart No. 16/17 & chart 31/1

1496 November 24 John RADCLIFFE* died in Calais, France

Children:

c1483 birth of Sir Robert RADCLIFFE*c 1483- 1542 , (16/8)1st Earl Sussex, Viscount FitzWalter, 7th Lord FitzWalter, Great Chamberlain of England , at of Attleborough, Norfolk, England; Age 46 in 1529.

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People in Chart 17

John RADCLIFFE* c 1430 -1461 Chart 17 No.2

John RADCLIFFE, Esq

John RADCLIFFE was born circa 1430, and died on 28 March 1461

Father: Sir John RADCLIFFE* c 1402 – 1441 Chart 17 No. 4 , 2nd Baron of the Exchequer of Ireland, Joint Chief Butler of Ireland, Bailli of Evreux, Constable of Bordeaux, Seneschal of Aquitaine,

This John RADCLIFFE was born c 1383, and died. 26 February 1441 or 4 March 1441

Mother: Katherine BURNELL* c 1404 - 1452 Chart 17 No.5 born c 1406, and died on 13 October 1452

John RADCLIFFE, Esq. was born circa 1430 at of Attleborough, Norfolk, England; Age 23 in 1453

He married Elizabeth FITZWALTER* 1430 - Chart 17 No. 3, daughter of Sir Walter FITZWAUTER* c 1400 – 1431 Chart 17 No. 6, 5th Lord FITZWALTER*, Seigneur de la Haye-du-Puits & la Roche-Tesson, Captain of Vire and Elizabeth CHIDIOCK* (17/7), before 27 October 1444;

Elizabeth FITZWALTER was born 28 July 1430, and died between June 1483 - 22 August 1485

John RADCLIFFE, Esq. died on 28 March 1461 at Battle of Ferrybridge, Ferrybridge, Yorkshire, England; On the eve of the Battle of Towton.

Child:

John RADCLIFFE* 1452 - 1496 Chart 16/16 & 17/1, Sir John RADCLIFFE*, 6th Lord FITZWALTER, Joint High Steward of England, born 1 January 1452 and died c 24 November 1496

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Elizabeth FITZWALTER* 1430 - Chart 17 No. 3

1430 July 28 birth of Elizabeth FITZWALTER* Henham, Essex, England

Parents: Sir Walter FITZWAUTER* c 1400 – 1431 Chart 17 No. 6 5th Lord FITZWALTER*, Seigneur de la Haye-du-Puits & la Roche-Tesson, Captain of Vire and Elizabeth CHIDIOCK* c 1404 – 1464 Chart 17 No. 7

Elizabeth FITZWALTER* married John RADCLIFFE* c 1430 -1461 Chart 17 No.2

Between June 1485 August 1483 Elizabeth FITZWALTER* died

Child:

Sir John RADCLIFFE* 1452 - 1496 Chart 16/16 & 17/1 , 6th Lord FITZWALTER, Joint High Steward of England, born 1 January 1452 and died c 24 November 1496

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John RADCLIFFE* c 1402 – 1441 Chart 17 No. 4

c 1402 birth of John RADCLIFFE* Of Attelborough

Parents: ?

John RADCLIFFE* married Katherine BURNELL* c 1404 - 1452 Chart 17 No.5

After 26 February 1440/1441 John RADCLIFFE* died

Child: John RADCLIFFE* c 1430 -1461 Chart 17 No.2

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Katherine BURNELL* c 1404 - 1452 Chart 17 No.5

c1404 Birth of Katherine BURNELL* Of Billingford, Thurning, Norfolk, England

Parents: Edward BURNELL* c 1382 - Chart 17 No. 10 and Alianor c 1386 -

John RADCLIFFE* c 1402 – 1441 Chart 17 No. 4 married Katherine BURNELL*

Katherine BURNELL* died on 13 October 1452

Child: John RADCLIFFE* c 1430 -1461 Chart 17 No.2

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Walter FITZWAUTER* c 1400 – 1431 Chart 17 No. 6

Born/where: c1400 birth of Sir Walter FITZWAUTER* 5th Lord FITZWALTER*, Seigneur de la Haye-du-Puits & la Roche-Tesson, Captain of Vire, Of Henham, Essex, England

Walter FITZWAUTER* married Elizabeth CHIDIOCK* c 1404 – 1464 Chart 17 No. 7

25 Nov 1431 November 25 Walter FITZWAUTER* died

Child: Elizabeth FITZWALTER* 1430 - Chart 17 No. 3

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Elizabeth CHIDIOCK* c 1404 – 1464 Chart 17 No. 7

c1404 birth of Elizabeth CHIDIOCK* Of Woodhouse, Walter, Essex, England

Walter FITZWAUTER* c 1400 – 1431 Chart 17 No. 6 married Elizabeth CHIDIOCK*

1464 Elizabeth CHIDIOCK* died

Child: Elizabeth FITZWALTER* 1430 - Chart 17 No. 3

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Edward BURNELL* c 1382 - Chart 17 No. 10

c 1382 Birth of Edward BURNELL* Of Billingford, Thurning, Norfolk, England

Parents: Hugh BURNELL* c 1357- Chart 17 No 20 and 18/1 and Phillippa De La POLE* c 1395- Chart 17 No. 21 & 19/1

Edward BURNELL* married Alianor c 1386 - (17/11)

Child: Katherine BURNELL* c 1404 - 1452 Chart 17 No.5

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Hugh BURNELL* c 1357- Chart 17 No 20 and 18/1

c 1357 birth of Hugh BURNELL* Of Cotton, Suffolk, England

Hugh BURNELL* married Phillippa De La POLE* c 1395- Chart 17 No. 21 & 19/1

Child: Edward BURNELL* c 1382 - Chart 17 No. 10

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Phillippa De La POLE* c 1395- Chart 17 No. 21 & 19/1

C 1360 birth of Phillippa De La POLE* Of, Cotton, Suffolk, England

Parents: Michael De La POLE* c 1367 – 1415 Chart 19 No.2 and Katherine STAFFORD* c 1376 – 1419 Chart 19 No. 3

Hugh BURNELL* c 1357- Chart 17 No 20 and 18/1 Hugh BURNELL* married Phillippa De La POLE

Child: Edward BURNELL* c 1382 - Chart 17 No. 10

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People in Chart 19

Michael De La POLE* c 1367 – 1415 Chart 19 No.2

c 1367 birth of Michael De La POLE Of Hull, Yorkshire, England

Parents: Michael De La POLE* c 1331 – 1389 Chart 19 No. 4 and Katherine WINGFIELD* c 1349 – 1386 Chart 19 No. 5

Before 23 November 1391 Michael De La POLE* married

Katherine STAFFORD* c 1376 – 1419 Chart 19 No. 3 in England

1415 September 14 Michael De La POLE* died in Harfleur, England.

Child: Phillippa De La POLE* c 1395- Chart 17 No. 21 & 19/1

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Katherine STAFFORD* c 1376 – 1419 Chart 19 No. 3

c 1376 birth of Catharine STAFFORD* in Staffordshire, England "Countess of Suffolk"

Parents: Hugh STAFFORD* 1334 - 1386 Chart 19 No. 6 and Philippe BEAUCHAMP* c1334 - Chart 19 No. 7,

Before 23 November 1391 Michael De La POLE* c 1367 – 1415 Chart 19 No.2 married Katherine STAFFORD* (19/3)in England

1419 April 8 Katherine STAFFORD* died in England

Child: Phillippa De La POLE* c 1395- Chart 17 No. 21 & 19/1

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Michael De La POLE* c 1331 – 1389 Chart 19 No. 4

Born/where: c 1331 birth of Michael De La POLE* Of Hull, Yorkshire, England

Parents: William De La POLE* 1302 – 1366/7 Chart 19 No. 8 and Katherine De NORWICH* c 1306 - Chart 19 No. 9

Before 1361 October 18 Michael De La POLE* married Katherine WINGFIELD* c 1349 – 1386 Chart 19 No. 5

1389 September 5 Michael De La POLE* died in Paris, Seine, France

He became chancellor for King Richard 11 in 1383.

Child: Michael De La POLE* c 1367 – 1415 Chart 19 No.2

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Katherine WINGFIELD* c 1349 – 1386 Chart 19 No. 5

Born/where: c 1349 birth of Katherine WINGFIELD* Of Wingfield, Suffolk,

Parents : John WINGFIELD* ? – 1361 Chart 19 No. 10 and Alienor (Eleanor) De GLANVILLE* c 1308 – 1376 Chart 19 No. 11

Before 1361 October 18 Michael De La POLE* c 1331 – 1389 Chart 19 No. 4 married Katherine WINGFIELD*

Before 10 1386 October 10 Katherine WINGFIELD* died. One source says 1415

Child: Michael De La POLE* c 1367 – 1415 Chart 19 No.2

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Hugh STAFFORD* 1334 - 1386 Chart 19 No. 6

1334 birth of Hugh STAFFORD* in Staffordshire, England, (19/6 & 36/16), 2nd Earl Stafford, 3rd Lord Stafford, Lord Audley, Lord of Tonbridge & Caus

Parents: Ralph de STAFFORD* 1301 – 1372 Chart 19 No. 12 Sir Ralph de STAFFORD 1301 - 1372 (19/12), 1st Earl Stafford, 2nd Lord Stafford and Margaret de AUDLEY* (19/13), daughter of Sir Hugh de AUDLEY, Lord Audley, 8th Earl Gloucester, Sheriff of Rutland and Margaret de CLARE,

1386 October 16 Hugh STAFFORD died in England

Hugh STAFFORD* married Philippe BEAUCHAMP* c1334 - Chart 19 No. 7, Of Elmley, Gloucestershire

Children:

Edmund STAFFORD* 1377/8 1402 Chart 36 No. 8

Katherine STAFFORD* c 1376 – 1419 Chart 19 No. 3

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Philippe BEAUCHAMP* c1334 - Chart 19 No. 7

Philippe BEAUCHAMP ( 19/7 & 36/17) Of Elmley, Gloucestershirewas buried at Stone, England

Daughter of Thomas De BEAUCHAMP 1314- 1369 Chart 19 No 14 and Katherine de MORTIMER (19/15) born 1309/1310

Philippe BEAUCHAMP married Hugh STAFFORD* 1334 - 1386 Chart 19 No. 6

Children :

Edmund STAFFORD* 1377/8 1402 Chart 36 No. 8

Katherine STAFFORD* c 1376 – 1419 Chart 19 No. 3

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William De La POLE* 1302 – 1366/7 Chart 19 No. 8

1302 birth of William De La POLE* Of Ravenser Odd, Yorkshire, England

Parent: William POLE* born c 1275 – before December 1328 (19/16) Of Ravenser Odd, Yorkshire, England

William De La POLE* married Katherine De NORWICH* c 1306 - Chart 19 No. 9

1366/7, June 21 William De La POLE* died in Hull, Yorkshire, England. Involved with Edward 111 in the wool monopoly. The family were prominent merchants from Hull. They helped finance the battle at Crecy.

Child: Michael De La POLE* c 1331 – 1389 Chart 19 No. 4

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Katherine De NORWICH* c 1306 - Chart 19 No. 9

Born/where: c 1306 birth of Katherine De NORWICH* Of Stoke, Norfolk, England

Parents: Walter NORWICH* c 1280- (19/18)of Stoke Norfolk and Katherine HEDERSETT* c 1282 - (19/19) of Stoke Norfolk

William De La POLE* 1302 – 1366/7 Chart 19 No. 8 married Katherine De NORWICH*

1381/2 January 28 Katherine De NORWICH* died in Hull

Child: Michael De La POLE* c 1331 – 1389 Chart 19 No. 4

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John WINGFIELD* ? – 1361 Chart 19 No. 10

Sir John WINGFIELD died in 1361

Father: Sir John De WINGFIELD* 1305 -1327 Chart 19 No 20 & 21/ 1

Mother: Elizabeth HONEYPOT* 1309 –Aft 1330 Chart 19 No. 21 &22/1

Sir John WINGFIELD was born at of Wingfield Castle, Suffolk, England.

He married Alienor (Eleanor) De GLANVILLE* c 1308 – 1376 Chart 19 No. 11,of Wingfield, Suffolk, daughter of Sir Gilbert de GLANVILLE, Earl of Suffolk.

Sir John WINGFIELD died in 1361; Died of the Plague.

Family, Eleanor GLANVILLE who died 1376 June 9

Child: Catherine /Katherine WINGFIELD* c 1349 – 1386 Chart 19 No. 5

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Alienor (Eleanor) De GLANVILLE* c 1308 – 1376 Chart 19 No. 11

c 1308 birth of Alienor (Eleanor) De GLANVILLE*, Wingfield, Suffolk, England

Parents: Gilbert de GLANVILLE* Earl of Suffolk who died in 1280

Alienor (Eleanor) De GLANVILLE* married John WINGFIELD* ? – 1361 Chart 19 No. 10

1376 June 9 Alienor (Eleanor) De GLANVILLE* died

Child: Catherine /Katherine WINGFIELD* c 1349 – 1386 Chart 19 No. 5

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Ralph de STAFFORD* 1301 – 1372 Chart 19 No. 12

Sir Ralph de STAFFORD (19/12), 1st Earl Stafford, 2nd Lord Stafford

Born 24 September 1301, died 31 August 1372

Father: Edmund STAFFORD* 1272 – 1308 Chart 23 No.1 (23/1) and (19/24), 1st Baron Stafford born 15 July 1272/3, died before 12 August 1308

Mother: Margaret BASSET* c 1280 – 1347 Chart 24 No. 1. (and 19/25) died c 1 December 1347

Sir Ralph de STAFFORD, 1st Earl Stafford, 2nd Lord Stafford Seneschal of Aquitaine

He was born on 24 September 1301 at of Stafford, Staffordshire, England. He married Katharine de HASTANG, daughter of John de HASTANG, 2nd Baron Hastang and EVA, before 9 February 1327;

They had 2 daughters (Joan & Margaret).

Sir Ralph de STAFFORD* (19/12), 1st Earl Stafford, 2nd Lord Stafford married Margaret de AUDLEY* (19/13), daughter of Sir Hugh de AUDLEY*, 1289 - 1347 Lord Audley, 8th Earl Gloucester, Sheriff of Rutland and Margaret de CLARE*, 1292 - 1342 they had 3 sons (Ralph, Hugh* (19/6), & Thomas) and 4 daughters (Elizabeth, Beatrice, Joan, & Katherine). Sir Ralph de STAFFORD, 1st Earl Stafford, 2nd Lord Stafford died on 31 August 1372 at Tonbridge Castle, Tonbridge, Kent, England, at age 70; Buried there at the feet of his wife's parents (beside her).

Family 1: Katharine de HASTANG died c 6 July 1336

Children:

Joan STAFFORD

Margaret STAFFORD born c 1330

Family 2: Margaret de AUDLEY (19/13) born c 1322 in Stafford, Staffordshire, England, died 7 September 1349

Children:

Beatrice STAFFORD who died 14 April 1415

Ralph de STAFFORD died c November 1347

Elizabeth de STAFFORD born: 1335, died: 7 August 1375

Joan de STAFFORD born: c 1339, died c 2 August 1397

Hugh STAFFORD* 1334 - 1386 Chart 19 No. 6/ Sir Hugh STAFFORD* (19/6), 2nd Earl Stafford, 3rd Lord Stafford, Lord Audley, Lord of Tonbridge & Caus born c 1334/42, died 16 October 1386

Katharine STAFFORD born: c 16 Sep 1348, died between 6 December 1361 - 25 December 1361

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Thomas De BEAUCHAMP 1314- 1369 Chart 19 No 14

Sir Thomas de BEAUCHAMP, 11th Earl of Warwick, Sheriff of Worcestershire, Warwickshire, & Leicestershire, Marshal of England

Thomas de BEAUCHAMP was born circa 14 February 1314, and died 13 November 1369

1369 November 13 Thomas De BEAUCHAMP* died of the Plague in Calais, Pas-De-Calais, France

Father: Sir Guy de BEAUCHAMP* (19/28), 10th Earl of Warwick, Sheriff of Worcestershire

Sir Guy de BEAUCHAMP* was born between 1271 - 1275, and died 12 August 1315

Mother: Alice de TONY* (19/29) born 8 January 1283 and died c 8 January 1325

Sir Thomas de BEAUCHAMP, 11th Earl of Warwick, Sheriff of Worcestershire, Warwickshire, & Leicestershire, Marshal of England was born circa 14 February 1314 at Warwick Castle, Warwick, Warwickshire, England. He and Katherine de MORTIMER ( 19/15) obtained a marriage license on 19 April 1319; Date of Dispensation for being related in the 3rd and 4th degrees. Sir Thomas de BEAUCHAMP, 11th Earl of Warwick, Sheriff of Worcestershire, Warwickshire, & Leicestershire, Marshal of England married Katherine de MORTIMER, daughter of Sir Roger de MORTIMER, (19/30) 1st Earl March, 8th Baron Mortimer and Joan de GENEVILLE* 1286-1356 Chart 19 No.31, after 22 February 1325;

1334 Thomas De BEAUCHAMP* married Catherine (Katherine) De MORTIMER (19/15) in Warwickshire, England

They had 5 sons (Sir Guy, Sir Thomas (Earl Warwick), Reynburn, Sir William (1st Lord Abergavenny), & Roger) and 10 daughters (Maud, wife of Sir Roger, 5th Lord Clifford; Joan, wife of Sir Ralph, 3rd Lord BASSET; Philippe, wife of Sir Hugh, 2nd Earl of Stafford; Alice, wife of Sir John BEAUCHAMP & of Sir Matthew GOURNEY; Margaret, wife of Guy de MONTFORT; Elizabeth, wife of Sir Thomas de UFFORD; Isabel, wife of Jo hn le STRANGE, 5th Lord Strange; Anne, wife of Walter de COKESEY; Juliane; & Katherine, a nun at Shouldham). Sir Thomas de BEAUCHAMP (19/14), 11th Earl of Warwick, Sheriff of Worcestershire, Warwickshire, & Leicestershire, Marshal of England left a will on 6 September 1369.

He died on 13 November 1369 at Calais, Normandy, France; Died of plague.

Buried in the middle of the quire (choir) of the collegiate church at St. Mary's, Warwick

Katherine de MORTIMER (19/15) was born 1309/1310 in Wigmore, Herefordshire and died 4 August 1369 married Sir Thomas de BEAUCHAMP.

Children:

Elizabeth de BEAUCHAMP

Isabel de BEAUCHAMP died 29 September 1416

Sir Guy de BEAUCHAMP died 28 April 1360

Margaret de BEAUCHAMP

Joan BEAUCHAMP born c 1333

Alice BEAUCHAMP born c 1337

Sir Thomas BEAUCHAMP, 12th Earl of Warwick, Admiral of the North Fleet, Sheriff of Worcestershire born 16 March 1339 and died 8 April 1401

Agnes BEAUCHAMP born c 1341

Sir William BEAUCHAMP, 1st Baron Abergavenny, Captain of Calais, Constable of the Castle & County of Pembroke born c 1344, and died 8 May 1411

Philippe BEAUCHAMP* c1334 - Chart 19 No. 7 died c 6 April 1386

Maud de BEAUCHAMP born c 1347 and died January 1403 or February 1403

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William POLE* c 1275 – before December 1328 Chart 19 No. 16

William POLE* Of Ravenser Odd, Yorkshire, England

c 1300 William POLE* married Elena ROTENHERING* c 1287 Char 20 No.1

Elena ROTENHERING Of Hull, Yorkshire, England, daughter of John ROTENHERING c 1257 - (20/2) Of Hull

William POLE* died in Hull, Yorkshire

Child: William De La POLE* 1302 – 1366/7 Chart 19 No. 8

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John De WINGFIELD* 1305 -1327 Chart 19 No 20 & 21/ 1

1305 Birth of John De WINGFIELD*

Parents: John De WINGFIELD* c 1279 - Chart 21 No.2 and Anne PECHE* c 1281- Chart 21 No. 3

John De WINGFIELD* married Elizabeth HONEYPOT* 1309 –Aft 1330 Chart 19 No. 21 &22/1

Child: John WINGFIELD* ? – 1361 Chart 19 No. 10

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Elizabeth HONEYPOT* 1309 –Aft 1330 Chart 19 No. 21 &22/1

1309 birth of Elizabeth HONYPOT*

Parents: John HONYPOT* c 1283- Chart 22 No.2 and Julianna c 1285 -

Elizabeth HONYPOT* married John De WINGFIELD* 1305 -1327 Chart 19 No 20 & 21/ 1

Child: John WINGFIELD* ? – 1361 Chart 19 No. 10

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Joan de GENEVILLE* 1286-1356 Chart 19 No.31

Parents: Sir Piers de GENVILLE, Baron Geneville, born c 1258, and died c 8 June 1292 and Jeanne de LUSIGNAN born c 1262, died 1321

Joan de GENVILLE was born on 2 February 1286 at of Ludlow, Shropshire, England. She married Sir Roger de MORTIMER*, 1st Earl March, 8th Baron Mortimer, son of Sir Edmund MORTIMER, 1st Lord Mortimer and Margaret de FIENNES, on 20 September 1301 at Pembridge, Herefordshire, England; They had 4 sons (Edmund, Geoffrey, Roger, & John) and 8 daughters (Maud, Katherine, Agnes, Blanche, Beatrice, Joan, Margaret, & Isabel). He also had an illegitimate daughter, Eleanor.

Joan de GENVILLE died on 19 October 1356 at of Ludlow, Shropshire, England, at age 70.

Family: Sir Roger de MORTIMER, 1st Earl March, 8th Baron Mortimer born 25 April 1287, died 29 November 1330

Children:

Katherine de MORTIMER (19/15)

Sir Roger de MORTIMER died after 3 September 1327

Geoffrey de MORTIMER died c 1330

Agnes MORTIMER died 25 July 1368

Sir Edmund de MORTIMER, 3rd Lord Mortimer born c 1306, died 17 December 1331

Beatrice de MORTIMER born c 1306, died 16 October 1383

Margaret de MORTIMER born 1308, died 5 May 1337

Blanche de MORTIMER born c 1312, died 1347

Joan de MORTIMER born c 1313, died between 1337 - 1339

Maud de MORTIMER born c 1315, died between August 1345 – 1347

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People in Chart 21

John De WINGFIELD* c 1279 - Chart 21 No.2

c 1279 birth of John De WINGFIELD*

John De WINGFIELD* married Anne PECHE* c 1281- Chart 21 No. 3

Child: John De WINGFIELD* 1305 -1327 Chart 19 No 20 & 21/ 1

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Anne PECHE* c 1281- Chart 21 No. 3

F, b. circa 1281

Father: Sir John PECHE* (21/6) (, Burke's Peerage, 1938, p. 2009; Pedigree of WINGFIELD,

p. 1; Stemmata Robertson, p. 192)

Anne PECHE married John De WINGFIELD* c 1279 - Chart 21 No.2 , son of Thomas WINGFIELD, Lord Wingfield and Alice WEYLAND. Anne PECHE was born circa 1279.

Family: John de WINGFIELD born c 1279

Children:

Richard WINGFIELD, Lord of Dennington Manor died c 1342

Roger WINGFIELD

Giles WINGFIELD

Sir John De WINGFIELD* 1305 -1327 Chart 19 No 20 & 21/ 1

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People in Chart 22

John HONYPOT* c 1283- Chart 22 No.2

John HONYPOT married Juliana. John HONYPOT was born circa 1283.

Family: Juliana * born c 1285

Child: Elizabeth HONEYPOT* 1309 –Aft 1330 Chart 19 No. 21 &22/1

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People in Chart 23

Edmund STAFFORD* 1272 – 1308 Chart 23 No.1

1272 July 15 Birth of Edmund STAFFORD* in Clifton, Stafford, England

Parents: Nicholas STAFFORD* c 1246 - Chart 23 No. 2 andAlionore CLINTON (23/4)

Edmund STAFFORD* 1272 - 1308 Of Drayton, Staffordshire, England, married Margaret BASSET* c 1280 – 1347 Chart 24 No. 1 born c 1280, before 1298

1308 August 26 Edmund STAFFORD* died

Child: Ralph de STAFFORD* 1301 – 1372 Chart 19 No. 12 (19/12 )